DO THESE AND GET DISEASE

Whether you're new to gardening or consider yourself a seasoned professional, despite all your good intentions, diseases often result in; it is activated by winds or splashing water and spoils your precious harvest.
It's worth your time to learn about common diseases and ways to prevent and control them. The good news is that fungal or fungal-like pathogens cause about 85 percent of all plant diseases. With good gardening practices and disease prevention measures, you can effectively prevent and control common garden fungal diseases.
Good horticultural habits and effective treatment help prevent, stop and control
fungal diseases Fungal diseases make plants sick when conditions such as humidity and temperature encourage them to thrive and spread. These conditions vary with disease, but these simple cultural practices can help you limit their effects:
Start by planting healthy seedlings. Whether you're planting seeds directly in your garden or using seedlings you've grown yourself, start with disease-free, disease-resistant seeds.
Choose planting sites based on plant needs. Trying to force sun-loving vegetables into shady places will only place additional stress on your edible foods and yourself. Proper plantings go a long way in preventing diseases and disappointments.
Avoid overhead irrigation. Many fungal diseases cannot germinate and spread unless leaves and other plant parts are wet for a long time. You can't control the rain, but you can control the irrigation. Drip irrigation and careful hand watering keep leaves dry. (There are times when this situation changes)
Water early in the day. If the leaves get wet, it's important to dry them as soon as possible. Early watering means sun, wind and daytime temperatures help your edibles dry faster than in the evening.
Do not plant the seedlings too often. Poor air circulation around the seedlings traps moisture and keeps the leaves wet longer.
Do not work in a wet garden. Some fungal diseases spread from plant to plant on wet boots and clothing, damp pruners, and even damp hands. Let your garden dry before diving in and keep tools clean and sterile with a quick wipe with household disinfectant.
There are some natural preparations you can make. Bread infusion, onion infusion, horsetail tea and chamomile tea are preventive measures against fungal diseases. Also, aspirin or willow tea works just as well. Mixing milk and water is a simple but incredibly effective application. There is a video about it on the channel, you should watch it.
To get rid of fungal diseases with a mixture of milk and water: • HASTALIKLARDAN SÜTLE K...
#biological control against
plant diseases #fight against
plant diseases #plant diseases and methods of struggle
#plant diseases epidemiology
#plant diseases and pests
#plant diseases list
#plantfight
how
plant
#plant
diseases
diseases
_
_
_
_
to
againstdiseases white mold
#plant diseases bacteriology #tomato
plant diseases
#plant disease what does it mean
#plant fungal diseases
#plant bacterial diseases
#natural fight against
plant diseases #how to
#what are the plant disease factors
#plant disease stages
#plant disease factor male